Aerocolor IV 2460 slide processed in E-6 using LB-9 filter

[Yezishu]

This isn't my original idea. Earlier this year, some local community suggested using Aerocolor IV 2460 with an (ЖЗ-1.4x or ЖЗС-5 or YG-1.4x, USSR)(LB9, chinese)(VB10, Schott) yellow-green filter at ISO 80 and processed in E-6 as a cheap slide alternative. Costing of a fliter and a roll of 2460 roughly the same as one roll of Kodak 5294, it’s an appealing concept. To find out the extent of the color distortion, I shot two test rolls in Japan trip.


At first glance, the results seem okay to me, but I'm wondering if it's losing some of the red tones in the shadows. I've attached some scanned slides. Could anyone help me see if my observation is correct?
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[peter_guo1]

I tried with a low density yellow/green filter, process E6. Did not let me down.

 

[lamerko]

Has anyone tried using a piece of fixed (but undeveloped) film instead of a filter?
Unfortunately, I only have 35 mm film of that type - it's too narrow for the optics to test it with...

 

[Wolfram Malukker]

I have simply been trying to find the LB-9 filter! I'd love to do this, and it also works with Lucky 200, I'm told.

 

[Wolfram Malukker]

UPDATE: I have acquired the LB-9 filter, and now I just gotta finish up the roll that's in the camera and I'll go out and have a day with Aerocolor and some filters.